Soviets Face Possible Power Struggle Over Czechoslovakia
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports signs of discord in the Soviet Union’s collective leadership amid years of maneuvering. The Czechoslovak invasion is seen as sharpening tensions at the top, with generals and marshals potentially decisive in Moscow.
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Astronomers Detect Precise Signals From Distant Pulsars
A $500 parabolic antenna at ARECIBO in Puerto Rico reportedly hears extremely regular signals from Milky Way pulsars about 600 trillion miles away. Scientists debate if these signals can serve as a timing reference while the source remains unexplained.
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Twenty Four Million Own Securities Increase Report
New York report shows 24 million people owned American corporate shares last year, up 4 million from 1956. The gain represents about 20 percent, roughly six times the rise in the general population.
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New York Stock Exchange
Fumage and Cubist Influence Mark Early Stage Art Notes
A fragment notes fumage as evoking pictures from burns and smoke trails. It mentions ARIS Cubistic influence and a candle’s glow left on rough paper surfaces from the 1920s and 1930s as part of stage art techniques.
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